Do I need a license to rent an e-bike or e-board?

No driver’s license is required, but renters must be at least 18 years old to rent; riders 10 and up can use the gear under adult supervision.

Can I choose which electric bike or e-board model I get?

Yes, options include models like the Aventon Level 3, Bulls Copperhead Evo, and various e-boards, depending on availability.

Are helmets provided with the rental?

Yes, helmets are included free of charge with every rental for your safety.

Where do I pick up and return the rentals?

The meeting point is at Edworthy Park NW Parking Lot, 4105 Montgomery View NW, Calgary, AB T3B 3E8.

Can I ride on all Calgary trails with the rented equipment?

You can ride on designated multi-use paths and park trails; however, some natural areas may restrict e-bike or e-board use—always follow posted signs.

What happens if the battery dies during my rental?

Electric bikes and boards typically allow pedal power or manual riding even if the battery depletes, but it's best to start with a full charge to avoid inconvenience.

Electric Bike & E-Board Rentals with Dead Man's Bike Co.

Calgary’s urban and natural playground is made for momentum, and Dead Man's Bike Co. puts you in the driver’s seat with their 4 Hour Rentals—offering a fresh, electrified way to move through the city and beyond. Whether weaving through the Bow River pathways or heading over to the rolling terrain of Edworthy Park NW, the company’s range of e-bikes and e-boards invites riders from ages 10 and up to tap into adventure, no pedal power exhaustion required.

Located just off Montgomery View NW, Dead Man's Bike Co. provides a fleet that balances versatility and performance. On one hand, the sleek Aventon Level 3 Step Through is perfect for comfortable city cruising, while the Bulls Copperhead Evo AM 1 Smart System 750 mountain e-bike tackles rougher gravel and singletrack with rugged confidence. E-board options bring an alternative thrill, blending balance and speed for a new way to experience Calgary’s open spaces.

Helmets come standard, so riders can focus on the ride and soak in the crisp air of Alberta’s expansive parks and river valleys. The rental duration hits a sweet spot—four hours offers enough time to carve out a meaningful ride, whether it’s discovery of local greenways or a fast-paced loop in the foothills’ shadows.

Calgary’s geography ties urban culture directly to nature: the Bow River runs through the city’s core, with limestone cliffs and prairie grasslands nearby. This makes Dead Man's Bike Co. a pivot point for visitors seeking an active, sustainable way to engage with the region. Age limits ensure safety without shutting out youthful adventurers, reinforcing the company’s appeal as an accessible outdoor resource.

As a rental business specializing in electric vehicles, Dead Man’s Bike Co. stands out by combining modern tech with Calgary’s evolving outdoor scene. It’s not just bike rental; it’s an invitation to redefine how you cover ground—fast, fun, and with a low carbon footprint.